❀The Never-ending TBR❀ {You Are Loved} discussion

Here you can add all the new words you’ve learnt through reading! I know most people don’t focus on that, but you we’ll make it into a game!

You need to type a new word you’ve learnt through reading, or a new word in general and the next person has to guess what it means.

Here’s the first word-
cavil.

Put the meaning too, so that people know what that word means

Mrunal wrote: "Put the meaning too, so that people know what that word means"

we have to guess what it means

Oh sorry! I didn't read the whole thing

Mrunal wrote: "Oh sorry! I didn't read the whole thing"

No worries, what’s your guess? :)

Is it a fish?

Mrunal wrote: "Is it a fish?"

No. :)

cavil at someone means-

to find fault with someone; to complain about someone constantly.

Does anyone want to suggest the next word?

Chorophobia

Fear of chromosomes?

No

Fear of things being dirty? (I know I’m bad at this)

No

Ok pass. What’s the meaning?

Fear of laughter

Really? I totally didn’t think of that. How’s it pronounced?

I don't know, i googled it

Mrunal wrote: "I don't know, i googled it"

Well I learnt a new word, so thanks! :)

Bhavya wrote: "Mrunal wrote: "I don't know, i googled it"

Well I learnt a new word, so thanks! :)"

Your welcome!

Boorish?

Guess the meaning!

You are in the woods??

being naive?

Being mean?

Bad behaviour?

Bhavya wrote: "Boorish?"

rough and bad-mannered; coarse.

Niharika wrote: "Bad behaviour?"

Orla wrote: "Being mean?"

You’ll got it right! :)

Now your turn, suggest a word. :)

Bhavya wrote: "Niharika wrote: "Bad behaviour?"

Orla wrote: "Being mean?"

You’ll got it right! :)"

Yay!

wanton

a type of dumpling

Alexa (ෆ˙ᵕ˙ෆ)♡ wrote: "wanton"

I know it's used to describe a behavior, but i don't know the exact meaning.
stubborn? rebellious?

Akshita wrote: "Alexa (ෆ˙ᵕ˙ෆ)♡ wrote: "wanton"

I know it's used to describe a behavior, but i don't know the exact meaning.
stubborn? rebellious?"

yup! that's about correct. I pull it out of the Shakespeare play I'm reading for English class A Midsummer Night's Dream.

behoove!

Sarah Beth wrote: "behoove!"

I think it means some sort of responsibility

Catapult

It's used for throwing or launching something big, right?

Yup!

@Sarah Beth

to urge someone to do something?

it's some sort of responsibility or something that you would benefit from doing

Sarah Beth wrote: "it's some sort of responsibility or something that you would benefit from doing"

whoop!

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Queenie wrote: "Niharika✩ wrote: "It's used for throwing or launching something big, right?"

*sees the words ‘something big’*
*intense flashbacks to my Shawn Mendes phase*
*fights the urge to make a reference*"

lmao!

Queenie wrote: "Niharika✩ wrote: "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious"

It means wonderful"

darn

Queenie wrote: "Also took me 394 (hehe) years to learn to pronounce, but I finally can 😎"

I learned it in ten minutes. . .

Queenie wrote: "Did you look up the pronunciation? I didn’t, I had to learn from speaking it. And when I finally thought I got the hang of it, and only then, did I look up the pronunciation"

I looked up the pronunciation

Hedonism

The belief that happiness is the highest thing in life